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Partial answer:

The first word is

Molly

because

we take the first two letters from money, the given l and the two-letter abbreviation for lightyear. Lightyear, because lightspeed is usually denoted as $c$. And $c$ times $365$ days is the length that light travels in a year.


Ideas about the last line:
As already pointed out by others >! the first three letters are dis.

Furthermore, we have the OP's third hint that

the word ends in y, but not in gry.

So I did

a search through the english dictionary for the RegExp ^dis\w*y$ and found 35 results. Unfortunately none of them rung a bell.

Not being a native speaker this is not surprising, but I'd like to share some ideas that weren't mentioned yet. The $\int C$ could be

read as

  • "integral sea [salt]"
  • "integral sea[t]" (and then substract the t from the final word)
and then associated with one of the words from the dictionary.

Partial answer:

The first word is

Molly

because

we take the first two letters from money, the given l and the two-letter abbreviation for lightyear. Lightyear, because lightspeed is usually denoted as $c$. And $c$ times $365$ days is the length that light travels in a year.

Partial answer:

The first word is

Molly

because

we take the first two letters from money, the given l and the two-letter abbreviation for lightyear. Lightyear, because lightspeed is usually denoted as $c$. And $c$ times $365$ days is the length that light travels in a year.


Ideas about the last line:
As already pointed out by others >! the first three letters are dis.

Furthermore, we have the OP's third hint that

the word ends in y, but not in gry.

So I did

a search through the english dictionary for the RegExp ^dis\w*y$ and found 35 results. Unfortunately none of them rung a bell.

Not being a native speaker this is not surprising, but I'd like to share some ideas that weren't mentioned yet. The $\int C$ could be

read as

  • "integral sea [salt]"
  • "integral sea[t]" (and then substract the t from the final word)
and then associated with one of the words from the dictionary.

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A. P.
  • 5.9k
  • 1
  • 22
  • 52

Partial answer:

The first word is

Molly

because

we take the first two letters from money, the given l and the two-letter abbreviation for lightyear. Lightyear, because lightspeed is usually denoted as $c$. And $c$ times $365$ days is the length that light travels in a year.